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Bruno Verolini posted in the group Wildlife Photography
Title: ‘Moment of Tranquility’
Brown Hooded Kingfisher – KNP
Canon 600D, 55-250mm Zoom, 1/160 at f/11, ISO 200
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Thank you Bruna
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John Griffin posted in the group Wildlife Photography
Recrop of White Rhino submitted earlier
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I just love this shot. WINING SHOT, But I see what you meant with the previous crop John. Well done.
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Thanks Bruna
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Well done John on winning the DPC Photo Award with your image.
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Bruno Verolini posted in the group Wildlife Photography
Title: ‘Sending Love from KNP’
Canon 600D, 55-250mm Zoom, 1/250 at f/11, ISO 200
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Lovely image Bruno.
Hippo jaws are specially adapted to open their mouths extremely wide without tearing the skin or ligaments. This behavior is mostly used for hippos to display their teeth and jaws, which is a sign of aggression that is meant to scare off predators or other hippos competing for their territory.-
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Bruno Verolini posted in the group Wildlife Photography
Title: ‘Damn Snapsticks’ – KNP
Canon 600D, 55-250mm Zoom, 1/200s at f/11, ISO 100
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Beautiful image and well captured
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John Griffin posted in the group Wildlife Photography
Title: ‘Ever watchful’
5DMk4, Tamron 150-600mm at 480mm, 1/800 sec at f7.1, ISO 200
I wanted to look at creating more of an artistic feel to a shot of a beautiful kudu bull. Initial post process in lightroom and into Photoshop for an Oil Painting filter. I think it may work well as a canvass print?
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Beautiful animal portrait John! I love the way the Kudu blends in with the background. Your image is sharp and you’ve handled the exposure well. Thank you for sharing.
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Thanks Bruna
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Hi John, this is a beautiful capture of the kudu, but I don’t think the picture needs all the Photoshop effects. It feels too digital and not refined. I believe your subject deserves better—just my honest opinion, and I hope you take it in good spirit.
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Thanks. I actually agree. Just trying ways to turn an ordinary shot of a kudu into more of an artwork, apart from going the black and white route.
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Lezindie, even though you’re not a pro member, I’m happy to critique this picture. I love the simplicity and the lighting—well done! I would have liked to see a bit more space, especially at the top, as the scene feels grand and could use more room. Adding extra clarity and sharpness, especially around the edges of the mountain, would have enhan…Read More
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Thanks for the feedback and advice! I appreciate it! Will definitely follow your advice on this.
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Wow well done Lezindie. You got this spot on with what is a rather difficult shoot at that speed and so close to you. Not everyone get this the first time.👏👏
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Thanx Bruna!
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Rosalie Rothner posted in the group Wildlife Photography
Southern Red Bishop Side-Eye
I’m going through old photos, and found this photo of a Southern Red Bishop eating and giving me the side-eye, taken at the Marievale Bird Sanctuary. This was taken before I joined DPC and learnt to shoot RAW, so it was shot as a JPEG, which means I didn’t do a lot of editing on it, just cropping and some texture…Read More
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Wow stunning
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Beautiful shot Rosalie! It’s sharp with good catch light in the eye. The composition works really well. Thanks for posting.
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Thanks Bruna.
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Sharon Cunningham posted in the group Features and Help Desk
Hi Danie – how does one go about changing/updating the card linked to payment? Thanks.
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HI Sharon, we will get back to you soon.
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Hey Sharon. Since we use a payment gateway, details are encrypted on payfast and we cannot change it ourselves. The easiest would be to cancel your subscription and sign up again. I’ll follow up with you on whatsapp to make sure you came right
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Beautiful shot Bruno.Your image is sharp and well exposed and ample detail in the feathers. When the background is busy, rather oppt for a f/5.6 or f/6 with a lens at that range. It will allow for the subject to pop away from the background for more imapact.